32nd AMATYC Annual Conference

These presentations are open to all registrants at no charge.
All commercial presentations are listed in the Conference Program section according to their day and time.

Be sure to bring extra business cards to give to exhibitors. These presentations are open to all registrants at no charge.

Academic Success Press
Casio, Inc.
Educo International, Inc.
Hawkes Learning Systems

Houghton Mifflin Co.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Key College Publishing
Maplesoft

McGraw-Hill (C4/C9/)
Pearson Education (C2/C8/C11)
Texas Instruments
Thinkwell

C15 Saturday 1:00pm–2:30pm	Academic Success Press Build Self-Efficacy in Students: Infuse Study Saturday Strategies in Your Class Paul Nolting, Kimberly Nolting, Lynn Cox	Back to Top
	Math students who never learned how to learn math and experienced failures believe they can’t learn math. Infusing study strategies into classroom learning creates opportunities to experience immediate successes, building their self-efficacy. Participants will learn to combine instructional and learning strategies that model how to learn math while learning it.
C7 Friday 2:30–4:00	Casio, Inc. YES—Casio’s Graphing Calculators Match Friday Those from TI AND Cost Less Kevin Fitzpatrick	Back to Top
	The Casio FX-9750G Plus and FX-9860G have all the functionality any student needs for the classroom. With the cost of student materials rising on an annual basis, why pay $100 for a graphing calculator when you can get the complete package for significantly less? Comparison activities will be shared.
C3 Friday 10:30am–12:00pm	Educo International, Inc. The Educo Learning System & the Sharman Model for Teaching & Learning Man M. Sharma	Back to Top
	Experience the Educo Learning System! It is amazing software covering course content from Basic Mathematics thru Calculus. It contains extraordinary features including creating hybrid courses, lecture notes for instructors and tutorials for students, online homework assignments, with instant feedback, a highly developed assessment system, and more. Come see our presentation.
C1 Friday 10:30–12:00	Hawkes Learning Systems How to Motivate Students by Using Software Emily Omlor	Back to Top
	Discover the advantage of software created by a company specializing exclusively in mathematics. Come see a demonstration of Hawkes Learning Systems student software, online grade book and test generator to learn more about our mastery-level homework system, artificial intelligence for diagnosing errors and software license that never expires!
C5 Friday 12:30–2:00	Houghton Mifflin Co. Integrating the Latest Technology into the Mathematics Curriculum Mike Hamm, Rochelle Beatty	Back to Top
	Come see a demonstration of an online learning system with text-specific content which includes algorithmic homework, tutorials, videos and live tutoring. Also demonstrated will be a new testing software program and a diagnostic assessment program that tests core concepts and provides students with study paths for selfremediation.
C12 Saturday 10:45–12:15	John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Using WileyPLUS to Foster Student Success in Mathematics Brad Franklin	Back to Top
	Do you experience a “gap” between what your students can confidently do “live” in class, and what they successfully achieve on their own? Hear how the integrated, text-specific, problems, tutorials, and multimedia resources in WileyPLUS help students successfully learn math on their own time, and improve their confidence and performance.
C10 Saturday 10:45–12:15	Key College Publishing Content on Demandtm: Textbook-free, Online Mathematics Courses John Remington	Back to Top
	Content on Demand provides professionally designed and produced web-based mathematics courses to college and university faculty, giving you the ability to teach courses online immediately—with no additional course-building necessary! COD courses do not require textbooks and are built on Blackboard and WebCT course management systems. Visit www.CODcourses.com.
C14Saturday 1:00–2:30	Maplesoft Maple 10—the Next Generation! Tom Lee	Back to Top
	Since its introduction in 2005, Maple 10 has redefined software for collegiate math education. This seminar is an introduction to life with Maple 10. It demonstrates the new “clickable” approach to computer math and the new educational vistas it opens. It will introduce new Maplesoft products including e-books, and testing and assessment.
C4Friday 12:30–2:00	McGraw-Hill MathZone Jennifer Huda	Back to Top
	Interested in bringing technology into your courses? MathZone offers a simple solution to assign online homework, show individual student assessment, and stay in touch with students. Enjoy a presentation highlighting features including video lectures, Test Generation, and ALEKS® technology integration.
C9Friday 2:30–4:00	McGraw-Hill The Ultimate Internet Supported Developmental Mathematics Peter Willett, Nancy Hyde	Back to Top
	Preview what is Next in higher-education technology. McGraw-Hill has developed a new online system based on extensive faculty and student input. Created for instructors by instructors this flexible learning tool is great for all classroom experiences; lecture, hybrid, or online. An extension of the popular Miller/ O’Neill/Hyde mathematics series, don’t miss it!!
C2Friday 10:30–12:00	Pearson Education MyMathLab Training for Novice Users Diane Gray, Gwen Terwilliger	Back to Top
	In this hands-on workshop, educators new to MyMathLab will learn how to create a course, homework assignments, tests and quizzes, manage the gradebook and track student progress, and become familiar with multimedia resources available to students.
C8Friday 2:30–4:00	Pearson Education MyMathLab Training for Experienced Users Diane Gray, Gwen Terwilliger	Back to Top
	In this hands-on workshop, educators who have been teaching with MyMathLab for at least one year, will learn how to use advanced MyMathLab features: manage multiple sections using coordinator and member courses, use the MathXL exercise builder to create custom exercises, customize the learning environment, and utilize communication tools.
C11Saturday 10:45–12:15	Pearson Education MyMathLab Strategies for Teaching Diane Gray, Gwen Terwilliger	Back to Top
	In this hands-on workshop, educators who have been teaching with MyMathLab for at least one term will learn and see how experienced educators have designed and administered their traditional, hybrid, lab-based, and online MyMathLab courses. Discussions will focus on best practices and sharing instructional strategies.
C13Saturday 1:00–2:30	Texas Instruments Getting Started with the TI-84 in Developmental Algebra Joe Fiedler	Back to Top
	Attend this “hands-on” workshop using the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition to learn the latest technology materials for Intermediate Algebra and College Algebra. See how to use the power of the TI-84 and the Apps key to help students better understand functions, plotting data, practical applications, cooperative learning activities and more.
C6Friday 12:30–2:00	Thinkwell Thinkwell’s Active Math Amy Bryant	Back to Top
	It’s no secret that students don’t read math textbooks. Come and learn how Thinkwell has “inverted the classroom” where students view content and do their homework before class, instead of after class. If it sounds too good to be true, let us show you how. Don’t miss out!